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We define the advantage that A breaks PRMSM as ( {text{Adv}}_{A} = left| {Pr } right|mu = mu^{prime}left| { - frac{1}{2}} right| ).
This demanding procedure must be compared with other reported procedures (pining and external fixator) to define the advantages and disadvantages.
Well-designed clinical trials are necessary to define the advantages and disadvantages of C. spinose for diabetic patients.
Based on the field survey conducted on a sample of private land owners involved in selected land consolidation projects we tried to define the advantages and disadvantages of the current practice.
To help define the advantages and limitations of rectangular microchannels in studying blood fluid dynamics, we have quantified WBC margination in PDMS rectangular microchannels under various conditions.
It is difficult to define the advantages of blood transfusion, but enhanced oxygen-carrying capacity, improved hemostasis and cardiac function volume support are three important aspects [ 4, 5].
In the present study, we use a green fluorescent probe, galactosyl serum albumin-rhodamine green (GSA-RhodG), in an animal model of ovarian cancer with peritoneal metastases to define the advantages of FLT imaging (FLTI) over fluorescence intensity imaging (FII) when overcoming the problem of blood contamination within the peritoneum during surgery.
In this chapter we will first introduce cloud computing, defining the advantages it provides in a Big Data context.
The first two parameters define the photosynthetic advantage of the mixotroph, while the third controls the levels of DOC in the medium, reflecting the trophic state of the habitat.
To make the link stronger between this model and traditional population genetic models, we can define the selective advantage of an antigenic mutant at the time of its emergence as s b = σ (β 0 e − λ μ + γ − 1 ).
For instance, we may define the relative advantage of linkage to a migration selection polymorphism as the ratio of the quantity of interest with a given degree of linkage to that without linkage.
